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DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED WORKS Species No of Tree(s) Description of Proposed Work Reason for Proposed Work Hawthorns Ash Ash Ash Laurels Ash Oak Stump from previously felled tree Ash Yew (& adjacent hedge) Old Fruit Tree Twin- stemmed Swamp Cypress Monkey Puzzle Apple Conifer Apple Conifer Small Apple Horse Chestnut Ash Purple Prunus Cypress Conifer 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 Item 1 - Carefully thin out canopies by approx. 5% . Item 2 - Shorten low branch, extending over road, together with one low branch, back to the main stem. Carefully remove major deadwood & stubs from throughtout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Item 3 - Carefully remove one low branch, extending over neighbour's property, back to a suitable live point. Remove major deadwood & stubs from throughout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch of main stem. Item 4 - Carefully fell to as near to surrounding ground level as possible. Item 5 - No attention required at present. Item 6 - Carefully raise lower whorl of branches to approx. 6 metres above ground level. Remove deadwood & stubs & thin out remaining canopy by approx. 10%. Remove remainder of dead ivy. Item 7 - Carefully remove major deadwood & stubs from throughout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Item 8 - Grind down to approx. 200-250mm(about 8-10 inches) below surrounding ground level. Resultant araisings to be raked level & any excess carted away. Protective screens to be erected where necessary. Item 9 - Carefully remove major deadwood & stubs from throughout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Check far tree for stability & any hidden defects. Shorten long ponderous branch, extending out of the natural crown-line, back to a suitable live point. Item 10 - No attention required at present. Item 11 - Carefully fell to as near to surrounding ground level as possible. Grind down resultant stump to approx. 200-250mm (about 8-10 inches) below surrounding ground level. Resultant arisings to be raked level & any excess carted away. Protective screens to be erected where necessary. Item 12 - Supply & attach a cable-brace system at the appropriate height in each tree. Remove major deadwood & stubs from throughout canopy of tree nearest Monkey Puzzle, down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Item 13 - Remove deadwood from lower canopy up to a height of approx. 18ft, above ground level. Item 14 - Remove deadwood from throughout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Lightly reduce top to improve shape & form. Item 15 - No attention required at present. Item 16 - Carefully remove two low branches, extending into garden, together with deadwood. Item 17 -No attention required at present. Item 18 -Remove leggy top together with deadwood. Item 19 - Carefully fell to as near to surrounding ground level as possible and remove all tubers. Grind down resultant stump to approx. 200-250mm (about 8-10 inches) below surrounding ground level. Supply & treat area/arisings with a solution of Jeyes Fluid in an attempt to prevent the Honey Fungus spreading to other trees within the garden. Item 20 - Carefully reduce remainder of tree by approx. 20%. Item 21 - Carefully thin, overall, by approx. 15%, to a suitable live point. Item 22 - Carefully trim/tidy lower curtain of foliage to improve shape & form. Item 23 - No attention required at present. To give adequate clearance to BT cables & prevent further damage. To prevent further encroachment. To retain trees & prevent stem-snap during adverse weather conditions. To prevent further encroachment. Suffering from Honey Fungus. To maintain shape & form.

Bank House, Main Street, Church Lench, WR11 4UE

Internal use for migrationReference: CAN/06/018Wychavon District Council

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Application summary

Status
Internal use for migration
Application type
Tree works within a conservation area
Received
21 Feb 2006
Validated
21 Feb 2006
Determination deadline
Not published
Local authority
Wychavon District Council

Application overview

DESCRIPTION OF PROPOSED WORKS Species No of Tree(s) Description of Proposed Work Reason for Proposed Work Hawthorns Ash Ash Ash Laurels Ash Oak Stump from previously felled tree Ash Yew (& adjacent hedge) Old Fruit Tree Twin- stemmed Swamp Cypress Monkey Puzzle Apple Conifer Apple Conifer Small Apple Horse Chestnut Ash Purple Prunus Cypress Conifer 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 2 1 1 3 1 6 1 1 1 1 1 1 Item 1 - Carefully thin out canopies by approx. 5% . Item 2 - Shorten low branch, extending over road, together with one low branch, back to the main stem. Carefully remove major deadwood & stubs from throughtout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Item 3 - Carefully remove one low branch, extending over neighbour's property, back to a suitable live point. Remove major deadwood & stubs from throughout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch of main stem. Item 4 - Carefully fell to as near to surrounding ground level as possible. Item 5 - No attention required at present. Item 6 - Carefully raise lower whorl of branches to approx. 6 metres above ground level. Remove deadwood & stubs & thin out remaining canopy by approx. 10%. Remove remainder of dead ivy. Item 7 - Carefully remove major deadwood & stubs from throughout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Item 8 - Grind down to approx. 200-250mm(about 8-10 inches) below surrounding ground level. Resultant araisings to be raked level & any excess carted away. Protective screens to be erected where necessary. Item 9 - Carefully remove major deadwood & stubs from throughout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Check far tree for stability & any hidden defects. Shorten long ponderous branch, extending out of the natural crown-line, back to a suitable live point. Item 10 - No attention required at present. Item 11 - Carefully fell to as near to surrounding ground level as possible. Grind down resultant stump to approx. 200-250mm (about 8-10 inches) below surrounding ground level. Resultant arisings to be raked level & any excess carted away. Protective screens to be erected where necessary. Item 12 - Supply & attach a cable-brace system at the appropriate height in each tree. Remove major deadwood & stubs from throughout canopy of tree nearest Monkey Puzzle, down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Item 13 - Remove deadwood from lower canopy up to a height of approx. 18ft, above ground level. Item 14 - Remove deadwood from throughout canopy down to a diameter of 30mm to a point at which it joins the parent branch or main stem. Lightly reduce top to improve shape & form. Item 15 - No attention required at present. Item 16 - Carefully remove two low branches, extending into garden, together with deadwood. Item 17 -No attention required at present. Item 18 -Remove leggy top together with deadwood. Item 19 - Carefully fell to as near to surrounding ground level as possible and remove all tubers. Grind down resultant stump to approx. 200-250mm (about 8-10 inches) below surrounding ground level. Supply & treat area/arisings with a solution of Jeyes Fluid in an attempt to prevent the Honey Fungus spreading to other trees within the garden. Item 20 - Carefully reduce remainder of tree by approx. 20%. Item 21 - Carefully thin, overall, by approx. 15%, to a suitable live point. Item 22 - Carefully trim/tidy lower curtain of foliage to improve shape & form. Item 23 - No attention required at present. To give adequate clearance to BT cables & prevent further damage. To prevent further encroachment. To retain trees & prevent stem-snap during adverse weather conditions. To prevent further encroachment. Suffering from Honey Fungus. To maintain shape & form.

Proposal details

Reference
CAN/06/018
Ward
Inkberrow Ward - Pre 01/05/23
Parish
South Lenches
Agent
Mr K Boulton, K.W. Boulton Tree Care Specialists

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